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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The democrats OF Madison county hsye
nominated james Hay for the legislature,
ard H. r. Flood has heen nominated in Ap
pcmattox.
The new dwelling Of Raphael Orndorf,
situated Or Cedar creek, Shenandoah coun
ty, was burned, with oil its contents, ealur
day night.
The :rial Of Senator Riddleberger's res
cuers from Jail at Woodstock, Shenandoah,
has been postponed until the Novem Der
term on account OF the approaching election.
The superintendent of public printing
has awarded the contrac: for printing the
rev Code, v bich will be a volume of l 800
or !, 400 pages, and it will be completed
abont the first Of next year.
A malignant form ofdiphtheria is raging in
the VICINITY of Orkney Springs. y number
of deaths lave resulted, and others have it.
Some cases are reported in the Deighbor-
hood of Capon road. Several deaths have
occurred there.
Hon. ]. L. NJ. Curry, American minister
to Spain, and his wife we're entertained last
night by the Baptist Social Uuion Of Rich
mond Dr. Curry made an interesting
speech in response to a toast highly compli-
mentary to himself.
Everything is in readiness for the Sigh
teentn annual exhibition OF the Shenandoah
Valley Agricultural Society, which begins
in Winchester to-day. The Secretary re-
ports a larger quantity of fine stock of all
kinds on the grounds than ever before. All
the horse, sheep and cattle stalls are full
Ths ladies' department has fine display
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11

TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER II.

MANY OF the democratic repuaiaeorS oui
tn. ,oat session of the legislature assert
al that the great danger ahead was 'hG'
~. Msboneites would declare for the repn,
,;.,io, of the entire State debt, aud wonia
carry the State OH such declaration. mat
thew we're egregiously mistaken is proved
by the facts that the address OF Gea. Mahoho
r,,har 20 vors settlement of the debt upon
terms satisfactory to the creditors, ana 'Ea'
tho Mshoneites in several of their county
end district conventions have taken similar
ground. Last Saturday the Generals parry
in Princess Anne county, in convention as
sembled. passed resolution requesting Tie
candidate they had nominated for the legiS
,o,ure ..to advocate speedy and honorable
compromiee with the creditors OF the stare
which can now be done by proper retrehcn.
meot and economy without any increase Oh
TAXATION" OF course all this is only doke
because the Mahoneites see that nothing
else can be done. with the u ,. supfemo
Court ON the side of the creditors. Tie MA
boneites are the fathers of reputation ana
they supported it as long as they thought II
was nossible for it to succeed; but, having
their ewes open, they see the utter foolish
nets of opposing the inevitable, and there.
fore make a virtue of necessity. Would
that the democrats were even as wise.
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So
To.DAY.s TELEGKsAPHEC NEWS.
yircinfa Contempt Cases.

WASHINGTON, Oct. II In the U. s. ou-
prerne Court TO day VIM. G. Gordon, OF Rich
mond, Va, asked leave to petition Tor a WIT
of habeas corpus in the case OF Attorney
General Ayers and District Attorney Scott.
OF Virginia. who are now in prison under n
recent decision Of judge Bond in the col
pon c,ushsr" case. The Court took The ap'
p,ication inc consideration ana promised to
give Mr.. Gordon m answer Tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11

DURING -ecentspeech Mr.. Henry George,
the head of the labor party, was making, he
was asked by one of his auditors: "Wby are
the workingmeu of America better paid
than these of thirty two other countries"
He answered: Wages are higher in Amer
lea for the same reason that they were
higher before We had tariffs; they were high
or even in colonial days. because land was
cheaper and easier to get-the country was
not all fenced in" This answer proves that
no matter what an awful crank MIR. George
NAV he on the laud question, his head is
perfectly level n" toe subject of the tariff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11

THE FIRST thing the legislature TO be
elected next month should do would be 10
repeal the act making the State responHiole
for the fines and cosls incurred by her ohi
GERS in their silly attempts to set mp the acts
of the Virginia legislature against the deci
sions of the q. 5. Supreme Court. On Sat.
urday last The fines alone, 10 say nothing OF
the {, st4. on ouch officers amounted to over
ak hundred dollars, which, under the ACT
referred to, will be paid cut Of the State
treasury. If the men against whom these
fines are assessed had to psy them out OF
their own pockets, they wouldn't be SO anX
ious as they appear to be to assume the role
of"marlyrs. "Martyrdom," when it consists
of few days confinement in comfortable
quarters and supplied with all the dciicac'es
of the season, all at theoxpenFe of the state,
is easily borne indeed, to those iond OF
notcriety, it is rather pleasure than The re
verse
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Hotel DESTROYED.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE Bryn Mawr
Hotel, situated al Bryn Mawr, station OF
tae Pennsylvania Railroad. about twelve
miles from this place, was destroyed by fire
this morning. Tie guests escaped and their
baggage was saved.
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Bank Failure.

WHITE CLIFF, Col, Oct. 1.-THE failure
of the West Cliff Bank, at this place con.
tinues to cause much anxiety and excite
ment here, and in the immediate neighbor.
hood. Nearly every business man in this
aud contiguous places was deposition in
the bank, and should the failure prove COM
Dle;e large Sums will be lost
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DEB.

On October 10th, at her summer home "Hamo
ton," Alexand!ia county, Mrs. MARGARET 3 .
widow of the late Edward Dangerttld au!
daughter of the la:e John C. and Mary J. YoHcli
of this pisce tsJ- Her funeral, t. which her
friends and relatives are invited, will take place
Wednesday afternoon at half-past O'clock,
from the residence of her sister, Mrs. Franci, L.
Smith, corner of Wolfe and ST. Asaph streets.
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arrest ofIncendiarics.

ELMuRA, n. y, Oct. IA seriea OF in
cendiary fires and burelasies in this city
was brought to an end this morning by the
arrest of nine young men VINO mad banded
together for the purpose of burglary and
nrcnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11
English Races.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE race for the Cesar
witch stakes took place at Newmarket to
day and was won by Lord Roduey's three
year old b. C. Homewood. Mr. II. f. Bar
clay's aged br. h. Bendigo was second and
Mr.. Scmers's year old h. c. Carlton third.
There we're twenty. three starters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11

The President for his support of those rules,
though they exclude all ex-Confederates
f.oro The classified civil service. But Bishop
Dudley also supports Mr.. George W. Cables
ideas OF the social equality OF the races and
Of the abolition of race dist notions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11
nea1I,at fhe Altar.

BALTIMORE, Oct 1l.--Robert Ridgeiey,
colcrsj, aged, 73, died this morning at the
altar of ST. frances Xavier church after lie
hsd knels to receive communion. He was
apparently in souud health, when be dep.
ned dead instantly from heart trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11

The Strashurg Ners has been consolidated
with the giirginian at Woodstock aud the
paper will hereafter be issued from the Of.
fee of,he T17rainian The new paper will
appear in 40 enlarged form and improved in
eyerY t,.scec..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11
Unfounded rsulnor.

BRUSSELS, Oct. 1.-THE report that EN-
peror Dom Pedro. of Brazil, was about to
abdicate his throne because Of i'll health, is
uufounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11
A saucuinary Riot.

PLEvNA, Oct IA riot occurred here
Sunday during The elections for members OF
the Sobranje and twenty four persons were
killed and thirty wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11

The banking house of Morton E. Post &
Co, Cheyenne, Wy, suspended yesterday.
An inventory of assets and liabilities shows:
Assets. s9O3,570;., liabilities, 1874 800 !;
balance. S409,370. Tho losses fall heavily
upon the working people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11

The carriage which was made by the
United States Government especially for
the use of Lafayette during his visit to this
country in 1924 is owned in Chicago. 1t is
u quaint old ark, hung on big springs and
wide straps, and from his lofty seat the old
Frenchman used to descend to the ground
bv steps with many foldings
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11

Mr.. ]. NJ. Keeser, Merchant Tailor, AZ
German Street, Baltimore, Md, states ~
take great pleasure in saying that in q case
Of neuralgia in my family, I found Salvation
Oil efsctual and speedy in the cure of the
.ani;c,,t ),
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11

"Julian Mortimer" one of the series of
the Boys Home Library, published by A
l.. Burt, New York, has been received: The
story is of brave boys struggle for home
and fortune, and is full of interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11
nea,h ncLndge Manning.

NEW YORK, Oct 11.-Judge Thomas G.
Manning, U. s. Minister to Mexico, died at
O'Clock this morning at the Filth Avenue
Hotel. He had been i'll for about o week,
and took sick shortly af.er his arrival 10 The
city to attend the meeting eff the Peabody
Educational Furd, of whi.h he was one OF
tbs trustees. The cause of his Death "as
sn obstruction CT the bowels.
Mature must give way TO arr and the
most severe cold must yield to DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11
That sob iectionabIe House.. :,

To The editor Of the Alexandria Gazette:
In LEGAL item in yesterdays GAZETTE entitled
An Objectionable House" appears tho following
sentence: Upon glancing over tho list of names
OF imaginary witnesses some of the jurymen
seemed to grow nervous, and after very short
conference it was considered advisable TO ignore
the matter at present and not present the case TO
court" AS member of said jury am constrain-
cd to state that your informant has entirely mis-
represented the proceedings IN the jury room.
That Jury was composed without single excep-
ton of the very best citizens in town, and how
the reporter could imagine that these gentlenen
would have countenauced such proceedings as are
pictured in the item alluded to is beyond my ccm-
prehcnsion To even insinuate that these gentle
mon, after having taken the most so emn oath to
DO their whole duty, would stoop $50 low rs 20 per
jure themselves. without even an incentive for so
doing, is g serious matter. The socalled list YVES
not presented to the jury = hence We had 10 idea
of its contents. Every witness not only ex-
amined, but most fully and carefully examined,
and there WIS not single fact elected that would
possibly have justified true bill. I kindly beg
This correction for myself and others in that fair
ness that has ever been characteristic of the GA
ZE1TE. ONE OF THE JURYMES.
No intentional reflection on the jury was
meant by the writer of the item referred TO- bu. it
was supposed the whole matter would be con-
strue1, as intended, into q piece of pleasantly
That list OF imaginary witnesses was sent to the
Jury is a fact, however, and it was anxiety for
tbem-msny friends of the jurymen being
among the witnesses produced the nor
yousness. If any really existed. That the jury
did right in ignoring the matter, considering
tho flimsiness of the charge and the inadequscy
If the evidence. IS OF coursa conceded by ALL
REPORTER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11

BISHOP DOLBY mistakes the civil service
! ulss for the civil service law, aud applauds
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OYSTERS.

MANUAL CoLoR LAMBS wool SHIRTS
IN aud DRAWERS, soft silk and SAID not 10
shri. k in washing. Call and see them at
oct7 AMOS. u, SLAYM8KERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11

TNAKE NOTICE That on the 18th day of Cctc
l Der, 1857 viii sell, i: obedience TO sn Order
OF the stock holders and directors of the VIRGIN
IA MARBLE COMPANY, the following SHAkE-
and CERTIFICATES OF STOCK, to wit: Certid-
cate Nc Il for 23f shares; certificates No- -
and > for 3l2 shares; certificate No Is fos =
shares; certificates Nos 20 and 5Ofor 100 shares.
and certificate No. IS for 10 shares. The sale
will be made 1t public auction to the highest bid
der, at . H. in frant Of the postotlicc at Marshall
Fauquier county, Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-03

evening discourses on 1.-THE Nations Brought into Con-
tact with rae in the Old Testament History" The nrst
treated Of the old Chaldean Monarchy Last night
the Egyptian Monarchy was under review An outline
bacR Of the pulpit After giving sketch Of fertile Nile
Valley existed at the time OF the Pharaoh and gspc
at the and sf 1Ssy OF
name OF one Of the sons OF Ham-Myram. This name Is
thought to refer to Egypt abraham when pressed pressed
going Egypt the next point Of contact and this was
followed by the expressions OF tne new hig; th ~
the twenty six dynases Rameses H. was the grandest
monarch Of Egypt Ruins Of temples which he built arc
s %hc Moses H oa S
Solomon married daughter OF King OF Egypt reno
DYNASTY King Josiah of Judah killed by the Egyp,
tians The last contact during the terrible siege Oh
city but was driven back BY Nebuchadnezzar Later
and other cayes we're w TGn 70 ls '
ORDAINED IN DR. MACARTHURS CHURCH.
An ordination service held In Calvary Baptist
Church last night George Tompkns wealthy English
man and friend of the Rev. DR. spugeon was ordained
10 preach in this country and Jacob Mchaelan native
Armenian, accomplished ngust and graduate OF an
American theological seminary. was ordained with inc
Intention OF returning to his native ani to JON te TWO
other Armenian missionaries who have been sent out
from Calvary Church. The Rev Dr. g. W. Samson . a,'i
offered the e and Gs KEY Moore ORE e.
the church. Tho the ordination RsE Speaking
,l Ito
as the Christian ministry, its manner It's matter anu It's
motive. , cn,. 500. a.. host
Many men," he said allow that Christ was the pest
man that ever lived, but deny that he was Cod Dut ol
His own mouth convict them OF inconsistency lie was
God, or He was not good. II he was not
Cod He was hopeless lunatic or an nnpar
donable egotist. For He claimed to be Goa ana no
God and yet claimed to be So now coa ne 20
full of grace and truth The Christian minister must
preach the whole doctrine of Christ John the Baptist
harped on one string Repent Christ swept the whole
octave Repent believe aud he saved, Inc day mas
gone by when II boy could do nothing else tney aae q
minister of him There Is much in the Word OF God about
the fooshness OF preaching That Ia different thine
from the preaching foolishness Pretty is much but u
cannot atone for stupidity In preacher. minister
should have grit grace pluck ana pety
TWO CHINESE CONVERTS BAPTIZED.
Every Sunday morning at o'clock about score OF
Chinese may be going into the sundayschool OF the
Twenty third Street Baptist Church, at Twenty
third-st and Lexingtonavc. That they may
make rapid progress in religion and civilization
teacher Ia assigned 10 each Chnanan AZ result OF
this teaching Chin Toy and Foong Noy were baptized
last night by the Rev. l.. A. Crandal There are wv
other Chinese members OF the church. About twenty
young attend the class sunday and from forty TO
fifty that Monday Mr. Crandall preacheu last hgn'
on Weather prophets."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-03

LIVERPOOL Janl -Provlsions -jacon Cumberland cnt
3ss OIL. Long Mtilcs 3js. OIL short Clear Middle:
Ribs BIS 6l shoulders. 29- 0t per Beef
T.s 90. FOR Extra lni. Mess Phi ne Moss, SIS o. Pork
Prime Mess b2s OF. per bill: Prime Ness. Eastern
62sOi. Western. 5Ss. Cd lartAmercan SJs Prime West
eru. Us. oil. SIS o. Hams L"ng cur 49, 5ii
shou'ers 80 o. Buttrl02sd per ttor finest DiIe'i
States. ,Leese- american Choice 49, o. wheatEst
Western Sprng. -. a1A I'd; Het Winter Is Dbl
-. I'll per Genial; Wmt.I =. a.; do. No
S.r,ng IS 81. Mixci Western. Is A., California No.
l. -. ~, IS Sd. 10. No. Is I'll as. 81 per GENITAL Pro-
duceS uts 81 rurpentine - 81 TO- at London 26s. ID
per Reinc Petroie I'M, Id g,oU Clover seed
American ised. 49,. per eve. IalloH-25 Oh per c~s
Fine American, 2is. 3D.; Prime Guy, 2is. 81 per cwI
ltosn-O IS 9d; Pale lis tst Ob- M Ln-eei Oh.
Us. 3d. per cwt Provision Am. rslh kfrlgrttrd Reel,
hind quarters 5i tore quarters. 3, per 10 Hops al Lon
don New-Nur state ~ -, OIL ds3 o. I'd COttnseed
Oh. l. Vcrunol make 49, .d. $1,000.
three days were l74VuO
centas iuoiuding 100 American
the past three days were
90. 90 ccutals - - - IN.
IoNnoN ian. l.-Proiuce- Iinsoei OIL $50 5s0L so
CalcHtLI Linserd Jos I'd quarters La
seed Cake. AG los Oh. per ton Refined Pe,rO cum, 0d
G6i,d per gal on. Spirits THrpcntne. rs OIL per
cwf.: Pale Us Oh ellis oil Provisions-tr' ia 6l per
cwt American sugar l3~. od Per cWt lcr Cnpi Ten.
II fnpa poorziug 9js an L. 81 Is 81 lor has ovSao
rcnuus ano4L AustTu an ra"w-Bcel Us % q los;
CT. Mutton 27s. cd. 50 3D. 'ocoanut ol-Cey Ion kIo
6s, Cochin s30 American Refrigerated Beef 81 I'll ior
quarters L. lid for fore quarters per so Oy INC
a,
ANTWERP Jan. l.-Pctrolenm Pine Pale American IL
francs b nad and Il francs 80 confines sellers
closed 81 francs ~ celil per 100 kiVa
BREMEN. Jan. Petroleum. marks 80 pfenhlng
WILCOX Lard closed AZ - marks 30 pfennin ~ per lV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-03
MR. BEECHER SAYS lie is d BISHOP.
PROBATION AFTER DEArH-TnE TRUE SIGNIFICANCE
DYING.

PROBATION AFTER DEArH-TuE TRUE SIGNIFICANCE
OF DYING.
Mr. Beecher received eight new members In Plymouth
Church yesterday morning. He announced the annuai
sale OF pews for tomorrow evening, and the amman
meeting to choose three succeed John Cain
T. A. socomb and v. White for Thursday evening In
speaking the pew sale he said that there were about
500 seats In the church which were always free for
strangers. The any could secure by bidding
enough The money from tho pews supported the church
aud Its missions Thero were not far from 10000 per
sons directly indirectly connected with plymouth
Church While not assuming the title. he was ID TACT
bishop four churches Thess were tho home church.
the home the Bethel Mission and the May
flower sunday school 30 he was really Bishop Beecher
In his sermon Mr. Beecher said there c,ro was
over mem as that OF Jesus Christ His nature had been
canght by the higher forms OF humanity from age 70 aga
dees. had couded the illumination. but they had passed
Il would make the spirits laugh Heaven to hear that
men could put God into creed catechsn As to this
which theoloeians are vexng themselves II Is mere
schoolmens question. insignificant AS compared Win thc
grand truth that whoever enters advanced school OF
Christ rises out ofimperect conditions into perfected ones
As compared 20 this world the state Will he perfect one
bnt IN regard TO the final expansion OF human nature II Ia
only step school system In Heaven We shall
be 10 Of wax candles crying; Hhllei,gah! nhue-
uiah We shall be freed from the conditions OF TINS
world and shall be ushered into the vast work Of instrvc
ton. | know not just how IL Will be; am not "A thco
Logan for they know everything. lLaughterl
Another thing; don't believe that this Is the only
live world. and that the others are all lazy From mull
tudiDous worlds nascent creatures shall come Ia the
great school OF Christ above They will not ho Ike uS
for the d ersy OF creative force is not expended upon
merely What sublime thought that on the beams
Of light creatures shall come from beyond anu apo'e
from whole uuIverse,"
Mr. Beccncr saia that the other higher ana granner
life could lie proved but II could he conceived ~
vciled dominant nnal and perfect although there was
silence it, The transition from world Ia the
other was not a mechanical dying and going INTO "a per
feet condition IL cOronaon an eiiorcsccnre an al
vance from of growth to another The going ON
OF life for honor glory and Immortality Black shOhi
it, for this was the symbol of defeat anu
trouble The Gate Beautiful that which let one INTO
the realm OF light and glory. on that the angels Woud
lend us their garments 10 show our icclnS over inc
transition!
Ar,cr tine serlnon lhe Lorl.s smpncr was cclcLrlo4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-03
COrRI CALENDIhS FOR To-Day.

SUPREME ',orsr CIhwBEt,-B Before Lawrence. First
Monday motion calendar .
FGIME CoUkr-GKNERtL TERM Before Van Brunt p J.
Brady Daniels and Bartlett JJ.-NOs 10 e. inclusive
son Nos I7S 2oi 222 2 ~ 25 AZ. 2ts 2is $50.
ST. 262 453 2j4 2j6 2j9 2U0 2Ol 49, $50 2v9 5So. 5S.
III PnEMF CouRr-spFCIlL TElN--PART I-Before lBgra-
ham No 200 2D3 2i2 1914 2O3 80 23l 30 20 ~.
% .35 237, 23a 240 GAL 30, -, 22 b3 1920 iOS3.
40 $50. $50. 500 sIs 7vs l23 6o go sv4 o59 Iois
1924 ~ ,
Nos $50 95gg 1900 2GO 2GOl 20 2doi 2t06 26o626o
9O9 .i6 IN Biol 34jS $3.50, &'9i, Jis Si2t JsCo'
2,2I BIB 22U7. 22OS 3i3g 49, ,,
ST rRkME UoURT-C IECuIT-PART II-Relorc Donohne -
Nos 30 j2!s $3.50, 80 $751; 81 D. jos So2 ;a
2gl3 $40 324J 22js 321i, $500 1851 - u 80 ~
a. SSi 49f 3z.s ~ 793 32G2 32G3. $40 29J2 3-3T
3,O7 1910 Sll5 1901. 3li. 3i5, sl6. -
slPRpNE CorRr-C lRCIIT-PAHT lfi.-Beiofe Anirews "a
Nos az aus5 7sB - l143 3IO2 1921, 2fls 2soO, l1W
3i55 3IO 2Bs a.. 1893 llt7 1910. 1901 So2i. Sovss
2iI. Us BOZ 30si. 2lS5 1920, -
Nos sI52 3263 $40 3iJg. 3l64 3lbS. SIoo 3ioa 3oS
Gy Jl7O 3l7i 3.Bi 22s5 lirO 3lo2 1888, 3leS. ll5S
l0SD 1892 H54i $50 1887, 3J2, 3lJS. ,.
buRRoGATEs CouRT-Beorc Rollins. s.-Estates OF Davi9
e, SCI and Moses Schelr at 1000 u M WAL o Jans IL
Paine I'M - ,,., .t..,,
sIpkEloR CoURT-spEciAL IRRh-Ecioir Dugro NO
j4l J.2 DAB J4i 413 4sO @si O3f ga s' 'i' ''" "'os
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRlAL TERM-rAar i-Before sedgwick.
C.J.-Nos IL Is l2N. 1897. . ,,- -.
SUPERIOR Coum-lmAL TEhs-PA9r iI.-Be iooe fresS-
man Nos. 52U. 1887 - -, Mt. o,o..
man. Nos 1859 l3i3. -,
SUPERIOR CouRT-TklAL TFHh-fAkI iN'-Deie'e AtH~~
\ NnSYA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-03

Jersey, Northwestern, Erie Union Pacific. Western
Union together contributed 10000 900 shares to the
years total number of shares dealt In The dealings In
government bonds and general bonds was smaller than
In the year 1888. The declinys in stocks dividing the
year by quarters were as follows: First quarter.
274I9 S54 shares Second quarter 19.503 648 shares
third quarter. 17,el8,74O shares fourth Quarter,
35 568 f25 shares. with bonds the first six months OF
the year gave largest proportion Of the years bust
ness Is shown by the suoned table OF monthly trans
actions The business Of the early months In bonds was
augmented by Investment and speculative pur-
OF the securities Of newly reOrganzed properties
The following tables In their or'iei give comparison
the monthly sales OF Government bonds In 1884 1883
and 1886 the same Of State and railroad bonds the
yearly range prices and amount OF sales OF stocks TOT
1885, with q comparison with closing figures OF lsso;
comparison OF the closing figures OF 1885 win tne
prices 1885 of of the principal active bonds
SALE6 OF GOVERNMENT BONDs DURING The YEARS